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#339907 11/21/2007 6:58 PM
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Hey guys, I was just wondering if they make current manuals on the ADs, like a Chilton's or a Haynes. I don't really need one, but I'm kinda a geek and like to have one on everything that I own. Thanx!!


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Check this site out. They have reprints of the factory manuals. Much better that Haynes or Chilton IMHO.

http://www.gregsonline.com

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Hey thanx a lot!!!


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Hi Jenny,
Mine is a 59, and I was able to purchase a 58 shop manual on Ebay and a reprint of the 59 addendum.
I even got ahold of a second shop manual that I could get greasy.
ADs are much more popular than 58-59, there should be tons of repro manuals out there.


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Jim Bow #341848 11/26/2007 11:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim Bow
Hi Jenny,
Mine is a 59, and I was able to purchase a 58 shop manual on Ebay and a reprint of the 59 addendum.
I even got ahold of a second shop manual that I could get greasy.
ADs are much more popular than 58-59, there should be tons of repro manuals out there.


Exactly. I bought a repro shop manual for my '58 from Ecklers, but there are lots of sources. And, it's been very useful (unlike a Haynes Manual and a shop manual that I have for my wife's '68 Mustang :confused: :mad: frown ).


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My father-in-law gave me a computer CD he purchased from http://www.detroitironis.com/
and its great for searching and printing off the instructions for step by step directions. The best part is when your done you can just throw the dirty pages away and print more at a different time.


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